Thanks for the kind words! Tim

Thanks!

You’re welcome Tom! Glad I could help. Yeah, avoid that stuff at all cost. 😂

Thanks! I appreciate it!

Thanks!

Thanks Paul!

Thanks Jason! It’s on the original layout but I do have some more articles in the works about the new one. Tim

Thanks!

Thanks Kevin! With a little careful planning you can have an absolute incredible layout in that space. Just look at my friend Thomas Klimoski’s channel. His layout is about that size and is a blast to operate.

Thanks Tom! Got something special planned for this coming Sunday. Stay tuned.

Thank you very much for the great compliment!

Thanks! Stay tuned! More to come!

Thanks Gene!

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Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks Dave!

Thanks! Yes, areas where locomotives are typically tied down will have a drop cloth. I only have mine here temporarily until my main yard is built. Derailments happen for a number of reasons, but my opinion is that these mega trains which exceed 10,000 feet and lack of proper inspections due to staff cuts is the leading factors.

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Thanks Jim!

Thanks William!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Glad I can help.

Thank you very much!

Thanks for watching! Hopefully folks find them helpful.

Thanks!

Thanks! Yes, I mentioned that in the last video. Mainline track that sees heavy use will typically start showing a rust effect between the rails. While I may end up adding some light weathering to it, mine by no means is a heavy duty class 1 rail line that sees multiple trains per day. Thanks for commenting! Tim

Thanks Gary for being a loyal viewer of the channel! With this layout I am going for quality over quantity by rushing through the build. One thing I am after is to make sure I don’t make the same mistakes. I am building off what I learned from the previous layout. Avoiding things I didn’t like and improving on things I did like. This layout is being built in three phases. Right now I am still on phase one and will probably be on it for the next year. For some, I am not moving fast enough and they would rather see a full layout of benchwork and track with minimal scenery. That’s not my goal. At all. If it works for others, cool. But I would be burned out and it would drive me insane. Hopefully folks will understand my methods and have some patience with the build. One step at a time. Cheers! Tim

@@SeaboardCentral well sir, awesome job at what you are doing ! I absolutely love this direction and the way of execution!! It's so unique and the detail..! Keep it up Tim! I'll be watching...

I can see that.

@@SeaboardCentral you ever notice, "spellcheck" never works, when you need it!?😅

Thanks! I get them custom made for me by Precision Design Company.

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Hi Roy! That’s great news. I hope one day they will do a release on some 4750 PS 3 hoppers. They would definitely work. Right now I just have made my own. And there may be some other car types released as well. Stay tuned!